A collection of plot styles assigned to a layout or to the Model tab. There are two
types of plot style tables: color-dependent and named.

Color-dependent plot style tables (CTB) use an object’s color to determine characteristics such as lineweight. Every
red object in a drawing is plotted the same way. While you can edit plot styles in
a color-dependent plot style table, you cannot add or delete plot styles. There are
256 plot styles in a color-dependent plot style table, one for each color.

Named plot style tables (STB) contain user-defined plot styles. When you use a named plot style table, objects
that have the same color may be plotted differently, based on the plot style assigned
to the object. A named plot style table can contain as many or as few plot styles
as required. Named plot styles can be assigned to objects or layers, just like any
other property.

You can use the Plot Style Manager to add, delete, rename, copy, and edit plot style
tables. Both color-dependent and named plot style tables are stored in the Plot Styles
folder by default.

Learning AutoCad

spcollection of plot styles assigned to a layout or to the Model tab. There are two types of plot style tables: color-dependent and named. Color-dependent plot style tables (CTB) use an object's color to determine characteristics such as lineweight. Every red object in a drawing is plotted the same way.Plot style tables contain several of the plot settings you use when plotting a drawing. You can use a table to reduce the number of redundant steps you need to perform each time you plot a drawing. There are two types of plot style tables: color-dependent (CTB files) and named (STB files).Plot style tables contain several settings that are not self-explanatory or fully described in Help. Solution AutoCAD® and AutoCAD LT® have several new plot  …plot style tables in layouts. Select a Plot Style Table for a Layout Click the layout tab for which you want to select …Plot Style Table. Read the first page. Click Next. On the Begin page, you can choose to use an configuration file (CFG) or plotter …plot style table is attached to a layout or the Model tab, and you change a plot style, any objects that use that plot style are affected. If the plot style table is …Plot Style Table, the current plot style in use is displayed. To change the plot style, choose a different one from the dropdown menu.Plot Style Table Settings button.Plot Style Table Settings button. In the Plot Style Table Settings dialog box, select Use Color-dependent …plot style tables. Plot style tables contain and define plot styles, which can be assigned to objects. When complete, the wizard produces an STB or …